Nigga ataonea Kenya Kwa mtandao tu. Kenya haingii
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Uhuru “anakiga akikula”!
He’s deteriorating as days go by!
Ukiwa mlevi na Deni mingi za watu uwezi skia ata mtu akikutukana mitoto ya mbwa
Nail on the head. Nail on the head
This man Miguna is something else. Sometimes it is best to take stock of your situation, your immediate family’s concerns and your ultimate end game.
If dead men could tell tales, Miguna would learn from past “heroes” and “rebels” that there really is no reward for heroism in Kenya. You cannot fight the system ALONE. All that strategy does is make you stand out like a sore thumb. If Kenyans were sick of Uhuru and wanted him out, their collective voice would drive him out of state house today. But when Miguna calls Uhuru all kinds of names, only he (Miguna) continues to stay out of Kenya. Uhuru might be all Miguna says, but the son of Jomo is still the duly elected president, has all the trappings of power, and there is no amount of name calling by Miguna (in his individual capacity) that can change that. Kenyans would rather be ruled by Uhuru, despite his shortcomings, than by Miguna and his ilk.
Contrast Miguna’s style to that of Orengo. The man has been a verbal thorn in the flesh to all past regimes, but knows not to hurl personal insults at the powers that be.
Orengo?
Orengo ni bure sana. Go to the roots and ask.
So are you telling us to resign to fate? To stop striving for change, for a better life? If we had this kind of mindset we would still be under british rule. This is a defeatist mindset my brother.
Nope:
I am asking Miguna to fight his battles wisely. How does childishly calling Uhuru a drunkard and drug addict change the fact that he is (and will remain) president. It is like trying to prevent the sun from shining on earth raising your blanket. Kenyans dont care that he is a drug and alcohol addict
Yes you are right Kenyans dont care about having an incompetent head of state and i hate to say this but we are not ready for a revolution yet remember when Che Guevara went to Congo to help out Laurent Desire Kabila with his guerrilla warfare and he said that there was no will to fight, the rebel leaders were corrupt and there was pretty much nothing he could do and he so famously said that “we can’t liberate by ourselves a country that does not want to fight." This quote perfectly summarizes Kenyans our hearts are willing but our flesh is weak. Kenyans at this stage are basically keyboard warriors we are cowards kazi yetu ni kupiga gumzo kwenye mtandao na kwa ma base za handass, kulewa na kutomba. We are a lost lot.
Time for me to stand with people like you who acknowledge the truth. Leave these idiots on Ruto’s payroll who speak from both sides of the mouth to eat the evil money as they profess lies knowingly.
No he is not telling us to resign to fate, i also think Miguna is a hypocrite who is full of himself and lacks tact…
That, in a nutshell, summarises the so-called General. He started in ODM as RAO’s right-hand man after RAO scrapped him from misery in Canada.
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After they fell, which is a normal occurrence in politics where there are no permanent enemies, did he have to write that spiteful book if he was of moral instincts? No, but he needed Uhuruto cash. They then realized this is not someone to bring inside the fold, because he is not safe with secrets. The result was him shivering in the cold blabbering on TV shows till he ran for that fateful Governorship. After the abysmal performance, who did he run back to? RAO’s inauguration. The end result was the “I am Not Boarding”, back to misery in Canada.
Sadly, in his mind, while languishing in Canadian misery, he still believes he has a mammoth following in Kenya. 